/lit/ - Literature

Bruskis , i've read the first book of dresden files i didn't expect much but goddamn the shit is so comfy !
the audiobook made it only better and better
i will read the whole series !

>>15555057
American Psycho

>>15550555
"Dostoevsky captures the entirety of the human spirit, not just the good or the pertinent. It's not an 'easy read' because the subject demands it be raw and natural."

T. I haven't read the Brothers K yet and I don't know how to flirt.

>>14808166
Stop wallowing in self-pity, if you had taken the time to lurk at some of the career/uni related threads, you would've seen that practically no anons got what they expected in philosophy/literature departments. It's either rampant positivism or analytic phil. In other fields the bar is so low because of this trend of democratization of knowledge. Honestly, I should go for a bussiness/economy degree. Any anon's thought on those?

>>14775006
Oh believe me, I kick myself evey day for sitting in my room reading books as a teenager instead of just putting a few cents in bitcoin. But as the other anon said: if you want money, a good bet is to work with money. Obviously I'm not saying ''apply for a job at a bank and go suck mr. Shekelstein's diq'' for the best years of your life. But if your knowledgeable about bussiness, investment and whatnot, you can hop onto something lucrative. Either way, it's a more certain and exciting way to get out of wage-cuckery than studying STEM and becoming a glorified factory-worker.

>>14368888
I guess we should all take this fuckin pill, then.

>>14218806
if trips OP is a fag and jannies will clean this thread